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Originally Posted by Sunna
Perfumes being added to dishwashing liquids. Even the "green", "free", etc, have added perfumes. It is especially noticeable when I wash skillets and any sorts of non-stick, but also even stainless steel. I try to not use these things, just warm water, but when I do, then no matter how well I scrub, and how much I rinse, the moment I put on on the stove and start cooking the smell of the perfume is overwhelming. Many times I started water for rice (expensive purified water) and had to dump it, because it stank of the dishwashing perfume.
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Sunna ~ I feel the same way about laundry detergent, bath soap and deodorant. First off, I'm allergic to most of the stuff anyway. But, if I wanted my underwear to smell like they had been on a tropicl island, I'd send them on a cruise. My arm pits do not need to smell like a spring breeze or refreshingly floral.....what is that anyway? I thought the whole idea of deodorant was so that you DON'T smell. And finally soap, grape seed oil and lemongrass, really???? Who comes up with this stuff? Why in the world do I need my fanny to smell like lemongrass? And, who's gonna get down there to find out, besides my dogs?
I long for the simpler days of my childhood:
Zest Soap
Crest Toothpaste
Prell Shampoo
Joy Dishwashing Liquid
Tide Laundry Detergent
All, one option, not 500, you just bought the brand not the smells.
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